If you’re thinking about how you’d like to teach English overseas, you certainly aren’t alone. You can get paid and travel at the same time, all while getting some great photos and meeting incredible people that will be in your life forever.
That being said, there are some practical details that you need to focus on when you are considering the journey overseas. Particularly, how to pack…
As an ESL teacher, playing games in the classroom is the best way to not only help young ones learn, but also to make learning English fun and accessible for learners of all kinds and ages.Here are some of the 12 best ESL games to make part of your activities…
There are a lot of people out there that want to learn how to become an ESL teacher. ESL jobs are only getting more and more popular as the world’s population looks at learning English.
An ESL teacher has the responsibility of teaching English to students of all ages who…
Now that our world is so global, connecting with others in language is even more important than ever. Many countries are eager to learn to speak English as a second language which is why there are so many teaching opportunities around the world.
If you’ve grown tired of your current industry, want to do something different, or see more of the world, teaching abroad is an excellent choice.
When teaching ESL, warm-up activities are a powerful tool that can set the scene for the class, make students feel happy and relaxed, and help them to become mentally receptive to learning new English.
These short games are also a great way to review past material. For an…
10 Interesting ESL Conversation Topics to Help You Engage Your Students
August 13, 2019
When it comes to teaching ESL, whether you’ve taught before or are new to it, you need to make it fun. Kids from young to their teen years that are trying to learn English won’t find it interesting if you simply drone on and on from a book.
Sure, your school might…
Teaching English abroad is an excellent opportunity, but knowing how to present yourself in your ESL teacher resume and how your best side in front of potential employers can be challenging, especially for a lot of first-time ESL teachers.
Although there’s no absolutely right or wrong way of writing your ESL resume, you want to tailor it towards being an ESL teacher so that…
For any teacher, ESL lesson planning can be time-consuming, and sometimes, tricky.
What to do with a class I’ve had for a long time? How can I make this grammar or vocabulary topic engaging? How can I liven up my class while still achieving my learning…
I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list.” – Susan Sontag
[su_highlight background=”#fffd1c”]Why taking a gap year? Most people want to find out what’s possible in their life, so they took a gap year to explore and experiment, hoping to…
Got an ESL job interview soon? Read on.
China is one of the countries that need English teachers the most, and while the chances are high for qualified candidates to be accepted for any of the open positions, you will still want to be fully prepared for the interview that you will need to do. (Check out the ESL resume tips!)
After all, a successful interview is the best starting point of any…